| description abstract | A drawback of extremum seekingbased control is the introduction of a high frequency oscillation into a system's dynamics, which prevents even stable systems from settling at their equilibrium points. In this paper, we develop extremum seekingbased controllers whose control efforts, unlike that of traditional extremum seekingbased schemes, vanish as the system approaches equilibrium. Because the controllers that we develop are not differentiable at the origin, in proving a form of stability of our control scheme we start with a more general problem and extend the semiglobal practical stability result of Moreau and Aeyels to develop a relationship between systems and their averages even for systems which are nondifferentiable at a point. More specifically, in order to apply the practical stability results to our control scheme, we extend the Lie bracket averaging result of Kurzweil, Jarnik, Sussmann, Liu, Gurvits, and Li to nonC2 functions. We then improve on our previous results on modelindependent semiglobal exponential practical stabilization for linear timevarying singleinput systems under the assumption that the timevarying input vector, which is otherwise unknown, satisfies a persistency of excitation condition over a sufficiently short window. | |
